MUCH MORE THAN A TIDBIT: RUSSIA PREDICTS 2014 TSUNAMI

This was sent to me by a regular reader here, Ms. P.H., and I think this one definitely has to be passed along, for a very simple reason. As many of you know, former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Catherine Austin Fitts, in a number of interviews and talks, has suggested that "manipulated weather" can be detected by its concurrence with political contexts, or announcements  or moves - particularly in the financial sector - that have few if no real "reasons" for the activity.  In this respect, she has mentioned a massive sell-off of Indonesian sovereign debt securities and other Indonesian securities approximately a week prior to the tsunami that struck that country. The activity had no real explanation, until, of course, the tsunami struck a week later.  "Oh my God they knew," and if they knew, then their ability either to predict or manipulate weather and geophysical events vastly exceeds public knowledge. Well, with that in mind, ponder this article:

Russia Predicts Far East Tsunami in 2014

You'll note too that the earthquake-tsunami one-two punch is expected near the northernmost island of the Japanese chain, Sakhalin Island... of course, the power elites rarely oblige us by fulfilling such predictions, but there is much in this short little article to give me pause to consider some "high octane speculation."  As most of you are probably aware, I've been entertaining, since the tragedy first unfolded, that the disaster that hit Japan was somehow not quite normal and natural. While I have not a shred of proof beyond some strangely suggestive "context and comments," the whole ongoing Fukushima mess just does not make sense, including the Japanese government's unusually inept and incompetent response to it.  That response - particularly in the initial and hours and days after the disaster - led me(and others incidentally) to suspect that there was a coverup of "something" with respect to Fukushima, and that many including this author suspected was a secret nuclear weapons program. 

In the "it was not a natural event column," many pointed to seismic readings, HAARP output readings, and so on, but for me, the decisive considerations were the then moves by the Japanese government to assert more of its own sovereignty vis-a-vis requesting the USA close its base at Okinawa, and there were some subtle but important attempts to bury the hatchet with China... now, of course, talks of state visits of the Japanese Emperor to Beijing are anathema on both sides of the China sea... in short, the geopolitical climate, the great "might-have-been" of a few years ago, has turned almost 180 degrees.  What happened?

Former US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates happened, that's what happened. For me, this was one of the decisive considerations, for as the then Japanese government was making these moves, Secretary Gates issued to Japan a statement that could not be taken in any other way by that (or any other) nation as nothing short of a direct threat; Gates said in effect that if Japan continued its then present course there would be "dire consequences." A short time later, the earthquake-tsunami struck that country, and shortly after that, some Japanese began to question the whole official story and to suspect that the event was a deliberate attack and manifestation of a hidden and weaponized technology. And it's easy to see why the greater context here is significant to the interpretation of the Fukushima disaster, and why such speculations as we are entertaining here should not be discounted, for simply put, the USA - having antagonized not only enemies and neutrals but friends and allies, could ill afford the massive geopolitical consequences even of the exchange of a respectful bow between China and Japan.

Or to put it even more plainly, for Americans, Pearl Harbor is still a memory, and to people such as Gates within the national security apparatus, it is a symbol, indeed, their very raison d'etre. Conversely, for the Japanese, including many fanatical elements, Hiroshima and Nagasaki are still memories, and indeed, symbols. And for some fanatical elements hidden in the upper echelons of power in that country, and particularly in the notorious Yakuza, reminders of a score to be settled.

Now we finally come to Russia, and why this article - short though it may be - is so strange. The Russians are no more insulated from making "tabloid predictions" than anyone else. But I suspect we're not looking at the normal "generalized scientific speculation" with this article, and here's why:

Recall that a month before the Chelyabinsk meteor incident, then President Dmitri Medvedev stated publicly that Russia should prepare a space defense system to defend against - you guessed it - asteroids. A month later, as if to punctuate the announcement, the Chelyabinsk meteor conveniently and in my opinion suspiciously rips across the Russian skies, and just as conveniently and suspiciously explodes. Now, exploding meteors or bollides are not all that unusual, but in this instance, Russian state TV also obligingly ran videos captured by Chleyabinsk locals that look as if something and someone caused that explosion.

Going further back in history, as I pointed out years ago to some friends privately, in the final days of the tottering Soviet Union, Russia was hit in the transcaucusus region, home to then Soviet Foreign Minsiter Eduard Shervadnadze, with several devastating earthquakes... just as Helmut Kohl's Germany was in the process of its shotgun Wiedervereinigung with East Germany...

So what are we getting at in the final analysis? Bear with me, for this is not only high octane speculation, but some, I am sure, would describe it as "oxygen-deprived" speculation. What I'm getting at is simply this: If the technology to produce earthquakes (and therewith tsunamis) exists, then so does the technology for the detection of its use, and I suspect that part both of the weaponized and of the predictive technology consists of a more detailed "map" of the Earth's interior than "they" are letting on; such indeed would be a secret of the same extreme classification as hydrogen bombs, ICBM launch codes, and so on. Such earthquake-producing technology, as I outlined in Covert Wars and Breakaway Civilizations, would be based upon the exploitation of such geophysical knowledge of high tension areas, and these areas in turn would be monitored by careful attention to VLF, ULF ELF(very/ultra/ extremely low frequency, respectively) longitudinal waves. That monitoring would thus also permit the ability to know when certain areas are under greater than normal stress, and when one possessing the weaponized technology could "tweak them" or "tickle" them, disturbing the delicate equilibrium of built up stress and... voila! earthquake.

If all this sounds like the wildest science fiction, it is. But the problem is, that the very speculation, as I have outlined it in the preceding paragraph, has been around for a long time, and was presented by various people involved in the US defense and research establishment.

And with the Russians it is always necessary to read between the lines, for once more, they may just be sending messages that they know all about it, and about the future (and past), "geophysical events" in the Pacific. So if they are going to send messages about such technologies and their use, watch for them(or their allies and surrogates) to publish articles in the future precisely about the types of analysis I am suggesting.

See you on the flip side...

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Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

36 Comments

  1. Vulpine on February 3, 2014 at 9:50 am

    Hmmm…. An interesting theory–especially given the fact that I wrote a science fiction novel (only published once online and now removed) that hinted at such in the near future along with a number of other technologies that have been discussed in this blog recently–including the anti-grav story. In other words, the concept is hardly new, but the technologies required typically require energy sources that currently don’t exist–at least, not publicly.



  2. HAL838 on January 31, 2014 at 12:11 pm

    If there is still speculation on anyone’s part of deliberate geoengineering, terraforming, bioengineering, weather wars,
    DNA retooling to create chimera of every sort, not too mention disease and on and on…look up from the dark ages because ‘we’ have arrived and I am trying to find my way back to the stone age,
    to the wrong turn I’m sure I took!

    It wouldn’t be so bad if it wasn’t so bad. The problem is that
    this technology high ground is bereft of any warning signs.
    You know the kind, the ones that keep you from falling off
    of cliffs, kicking rocks off of snakes, walking into sleeping bear dens or just tripping over a pebble. It seems that the technology
    high ground and the moral high ground are no where near each other.
    And THAT may be the only warning we will [ever] get!



    • Robert Barricklow on January 31, 2014 at 2:57 pm

      Very well put!



  3. 8thdegreeofj on January 29, 2014 at 1:58 pm

    Sometimes I wonder if Dr Farrell is scripting the world of news all by himself.

    What do you folks think this story ‘might’ or ‘could’ have something to do with?
    http://www.thesundaily.my/news/943347



  4. Karen Hudes on January 28, 2014 at 6:26 am

    This is simply an acknowledgement of a coalition that has taken back the planet from the Jesuits and the crypto-terrestrials (also referred to as “cone-heads” — see daughters of Akhnaten) https://s3.amazonaws.com/khudes/endgame-schmendgame.pdf



  5. terminally skeptical on January 28, 2014 at 3:51 am

    Glad you guys found it worthwhile. If you’re so inclined here’s a link to a nearly 3.5 hour presentation. Dollard has been at this his entire adult life and is perhaps one of the preeminent historians on the history of electricity.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TttHkDRuyZw



  6. Cassandane on January 27, 2014 at 11:07 pm

    There has been a definite downplay of Fukushima radiation reaching the West Coast, in my opinion. I read one news report about tuna in California being found with 5x more radioactive isotopes than normal a few weeks afterward. Later, I found a tiny article about salmon tested at higher than normal levels. Then all the sea stars up and down the coast turned to goo (?!?). Recently I got together with several friends and the topic turned to how much hair we’d all lost recently. It’s never really a “slow” news day, but there are frequent “gagged reporter” days.



    • Robert Barricklow on January 28, 2014 at 9:01 am

      Truth has become a revolutionary act.



  7. Reno on January 27, 2014 at 10:00 pm

    I’d just second that Jim stone’s comprehensive Fukishima/stuxnet virus report should be checked out, especially by nuke engineers and scientists. It’s true many flimsy Japanese structures were standing until the tsunami hit.



  8. basta on January 27, 2014 at 4:30 pm

    The Russians have predicted the earthquake to stop it.

    It’s pretty obvious to any sentient being on this planet that we are already neck deep in the weather wars, and I would add that this short, plain-spoken article is an early and important salvo in the truth/information war that Russia has launched to strike back at the Cabal and its vast tissue of lies.

    Deep thanks for posting this, it looks both bland and off at first glance (on purpose) but it really is extraordinary and has profound implications.



  9. Aridzonan_13 on January 27, 2014 at 3:31 pm

    Remember the scene in “Raiders of the Lost Ark”? Where the Ark was crated up and being sequestered in a large warehouse. The rest of those crates were Tesla’s/ Even w/o ET tech transfer.. The PTB have had Tesla’s inventions for over 60 years. Do you think that his inventions that had military applications weren’t investigated? So, now speculate on the fusion of Tesla and ET tech transfers… What do you get? Wx, geo and space debris warfare.. Attacks that can only be classified as act of gOD.. Note, lower case (g).



    • Vulpine on February 3, 2014 at 9:55 am

      Um… Really now. Tesla? Don’t you know that many of Tesla’s concepts have already been in military and even civil use for over a century? They haven’t exactly been hidden, either; even our children play with one of those devices nearly every day.



  10. Dag from Ringerike on January 27, 2014 at 2:18 pm

    About the Fukushima disaster.

    I was following the jetstream path after the event, thanks to dutchsinse videos on YT, and I was anxious that it would hit southern Norway, where I live, On Saturday, after the event, I was calmed, the jetstream looked like to go up into the North Atlantic Sea. But that did not happen. The jetstream passed just over us. On Tuesday, a week after the disaster, it was a clear day, I could smell and taste a kind of burned clutch. And, later, I found out that this was the same experience of people living in the Washington state, Seattle. If I remember well, this was caused by the explosion, implosion of the spent fuel pool.

    The peculiar thing was that on all our tabloids and journals, the disaster was on the frontpage until Thursday. On Friday, it was complete silence. Since then, I think Jeff Rense has been the best to follow up this story.

    When the Russians blew up their big megaton bombs on Nova Semlja in the middel of the 60thies, one of atomic clouds passed over northern Norway. The local newspapers, Lofotposten, Nordlands Framtid (I lived in the Lofoten Islands) covered the issue for four or five days. And then it was silence. Our milk we bought became kind of a butter stuff. We joked about it, We now bought milk, not by liter, but by meter. Later, It was revealed decades later that most of the diaries in northern Norway had to get new milk bacteria cultures from southern Norway. It has also been later revealed that the seriousness of the fall out had to be “covered up” due to not create panic in the population.

    It is a deep shame. Friends and schoolmates have passed away due to thyroid and liver cancer. A doctor told one of my late friend´s, we can not explain it, you must have been unlucky. Maybe iodine tablets could have saved my friend´s live.



    • terminally skeptical on January 29, 2014 at 5:02 am

      Dag, I read with interest your personal account of radiation both from Chernobyl and the then Soviet bomb testing back in the 1960s. Apparently the thermonuclear ones have/had less fallout than the fission (atomic) bombs but I only mention that in passing, not to downplay the event and the health threat it posed.

      While doing some investigation these last few days a most timely interview landed on my doorstep with a radiation mitigation authority and physician, Dr John Apsley.

      Here’s the link to the interview. You’ll have to register for a several day free trial subscription but it’s a great source of endless information for things hard to find in mainstream media. He says a panel of Soviet scientists did sound research that indicate at least a million people have died from Chernobyl and another 8 million have had long term effects from the radiation.

      http://www.gaiamtv.com/video/honest-look-radiation-dr-john-apsley#play/41301

      And here’s his website:

      drapsley.com

      Also his book, which I haven’t read yet, tells how to eliminate radiation from our bodies, what foods to eat and especially relevant for those who live west of our Rocky Mountains, what foods to avoid:

      http://www.amazon.com/Fukushima-Meltdown-Modern-Radiation-Generations/dp/0945704070/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1390958192&sr=1-1&keywords=john+apsley

      I get a kick out of knowing that someone 80 km NW of Oslo and those in other nations and I read/watch some of the same things, in this case the dutchsinse observations on youtube to which you referred.

      I hope this information is of use to you as I’m certain it will be to me.

      All the best.



      • terminally skeptical on January 29, 2014 at 5:39 pm

        Dag, I read with interest your personal account of radiation both from Chernobyl and the then Soviet bomb testing back in the 1960s. Apparently the thermonuclear ones have/had less fallout than the fission (atomic) bombs but I only mention that in passing, not to downplay the event and the health threat it posed.
        While doing some investigation these last few days a most timely interview landed on my doorstep with a radiation mitigation authority and physician, Dr John Apsley.
        Here’s the link to the interview. You’ll have to register for a several day free trial subscription but it’s a great source of endless information for things hard to find in mainstream media. He says a panel of Soviet scientists did sound research that indicate at least a million people have died from Chernobyl and another 8 million have had long term effects from the radiation.
        http://www.gaiamtv.com/video/honest-look-radiation-dr-john-apsley#play/41301
        And here’s his website:
        drapsley.com
        Also his book, which I haven’t read yet, tells how to eliminate radiation from our bodies, what foods to eat and especially relevant for those who live west of our Rocky Mountains, what foods to avoid:
        http://www.amazon.com/Fukushima-Meltdown-Modern-Radiation-Generations/dp/0945704070/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1390958192&sr=1-1&keywords=john+apsley
        I get a kick out of knowing that someone 80 km NW of Oslo and those in other nations and I read/watch some of the same things, in this case the dutchsinse observations on youtube to which you referred.
        I hope this information is of use to you as I’m certain it will be to me.
        All the best.



        • Dag from Ringerike on January 31, 2014 at 2:10 pm

          TS. Thank you very much for the links. I am now starting to make plans for the growing season, so this book will be a part of my consideration what to seed this spring. Very much appreciated.

          BTW, your link to Eric Dollards lecture, another fascinating evening for me.

          With all the links that appear on dr. Farrell´s blog, the earth have to slow down – I need more hours….



        • Robert Barricklow on January 31, 2014 at 3:00 pm

          Thanks for the link to: Fukushima Meltdown…
          Just odered it.



  11. Robert Barricklow on January 27, 2014 at 12:24 pm

    Again I’am reminded of the empathetically challenged Madeleine Albright/
    “What’s the point of of you saving this superb military for, Colin, if we can’t use it?”. I suppose the same meme thought processes brought down Gay Powers over Russia against both Kennedy’s & Khrushchev’s olive branch to the moon. Or, the made it happen on purpose WW11 Pearl Harbor. Or, the 9/11 direct involvement by the dark side of intelligence/black ops. All these hade the power and the used it. As in Hiroshima & Nagasaki. The list s & methods dance with the devil across time, border, and philosophies. Who know if these high-octane speculations are but barely touching upon an Iceberg Tip of ice-cold intent?

    Cui Bono?



  12. EVERMORE on January 27, 2014 at 12:20 pm

    Just came across this article….seems totally out of left field but it is being reported that the “US Wants Its Plutonium Back From Japan”…

    http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/kyodo-news-international/140126/us-asks-japan-return-plutonium-exported-during-cold-wa

    ???



    • Vader_Etro on January 28, 2014 at 2:08 pm

      Yeah … Of the 331 kilograms of the research grade plutonium the US sent to Japan, 5 kilograms will be returned in about a year via China but will be discovered to be of a quality not on par with the plutonium Japan received from the US. Another 47 kilograms should be received by the US in 7 years or so.



  13. LGL on January 27, 2014 at 12:11 pm

    WRT Russia’s 2014 Tsunami prediction,
    one factor perhaps that should not be discounted is a deployed operational instrumentation monitoring Kozyrev’s precursor events with all its pregnant implications…



  14. LSM on January 27, 2014 at 10:59 am

    ” many including this author suspected was a secret nuclear weapons program”- wait a sec, Dr. Farrell, with all due respect to you, I think you’ve raised more questions than you’ve answered; if I recall correctly you stated in one of your books the Japanese successfully detonated a nuclear device on the Korean peninsula shortly after their supposed surrender (Douglas Dietrich has an whole other “opinion” about this but we won’t go there today) to the US; my questions:

    A) is one to assume they didn’t get much farther than this in 1945 due to the screws put on them by the Allies immediately afterwards?

    B) after all these years was it just before the Fukushima “disaster” the Japanese were “suddenly” developing a secret nuclear weapons program?

    anyway, who needs nukes anymore?- particle beam weapons are much more efficient and cleaner (no blow-back from radiation)-

    there are two camps of thinking about Fukushima:

    A (the vast majority): it’s the worst thing the world has ever experienced; we’re all doomed to slow radiation poisoning-

    B: the whole thing is being grossly over-blown even by the alternative media (fear card is being played)-

    a lot of questions to be asked/dots to connect: knowing how fastidious the Japanese are about safety (back-up systems of back-up systems of back-up systems); so if what we’re being told is true that Fukushima is THE present-day disaster, shouldn’t we all be fried by now?-

    anyway, where is the proof that radiation levels were being as meticulously monitored BEFORE the Daiichi incident?- there is none-

    if one is interested and has an open mind one might want to visit Ken Adachi’s highly controversial website educate-yourself (dot) org for an alternative opinion (the vast minority) on Fukushima-

    another dot to connect: the highly controversial Benjamin Fulford has always stated the radiation levels in Tokyo continue to remain normal so there are one of two possibilities:

    A) Fulford is nothing more than a manipulated con-artist who has clandestinily re-located to ‘East Jibipp’ leaving the rest of us to fry OR:

    B) Fulford is telling the truth and continues to reside in Tokyo because the radiation levels continue to remain normal-

    I don’t have the answer- am not an insider- but I think the minute the fear-card is being played we all need to take a step back, take a deep breath and try to look at things as objectively as we can- not an easy task-

    be well all-

    Larry in Germany



    • MQ on January 27, 2014 at 9:30 pm

      Larry, you may also want to check out jimstonefreelance.com. He’s pointed out video/pictures post-earthquake but pre-tsunami and you’ll notice no real dwelling damage until the water hits it. He also contends that it was an explosion that damaged reactor 3. Anyway, we’re obviously not getting the whole story.



  15. marcos toledo on January 27, 2014 at 10:31 am

    Talking about Fukushima has anybody taken a second look at Chernobyl. I know the common meme in the west that the Soviets were a bunch of incompetents. But I doubt they were that stupid to play around with a nuclear reactor that way was there some outside assistance in that disaster. Just asking.



    • Konsti on January 27, 2014 at 11:40 am

      Chernobyl was organized by the group of people inside USSR that was interested in knocking down the country. Of course this group had allies in the west. The catastrophe was needed to provide through propaganda thoughts like “the Soviet system of governance works badly, there are problems and disasters everywhere”. So that people won’t resist when they gonna collapse Soviet state.
      How they organize Chernobyl on practice? To work on nuclear objects there are not enough special education. You have to get through psychological tests, which can give information how you gonna react in critical situation(at least these rules were in USSR). So mentally unstable people were allowed to work on Chernobyl’s nuclear power plant. On of the persons who were on duty had some sort of mental illness and he shut down the level of protection. This thing led to another.
      The propagandistic campaign that went around the world and in USSR was huge and lasted for years. Some nuclear experts claim that Fukushima disaster’s consequences are more serious, but mass media have not felt into hysterics about it.



      • LSM on January 27, 2014 at 12:38 pm

        Hi Konsti,

        interesting info you’ve provided- but I continue to feel the Fukushima disaster is being waay over-blown whereas the Chernobyl desaster was waay under-blown-

        as for my own life experiences here in Germany shortly after Chernobyl blew:

        a former co-worker and I “adopted” kittens from a cat that was primarily an outdoor cat; both kittens (all in the litter) were born with just a stub of a tail and a part of their large intestine hanging out of their rears; because both cats had such sweet dispositions we convinced our vet (against his better judgement) to operate on them reversing the intestinal protrusion; both cats peed everywhere in our apartments (very unusual behavior for cats) and very shortly afterwards began to lose all of their fur due to…skin cancer-

        cats don’t normally get “skin cancer”- then we all realized the kittens from an almost exclusively outdoor cat were in gestation here in Germany during the time Chernobyl blew- coincidence?- I don’t think so- we all got more of a dosage than we’ve been told- and by the way, my former co-worker died a few yrs. later due to pancreatic cancer at the ripe old age of 52- waay more than 20 yrs. too young for this affliction- coincidence?- maybe/maybe not-

        Larry in Germany



        • Konsti on January 27, 2014 at 1:39 pm

          There are no doubt that Chernobyl caused health problems and deaths around the region. The wind played its part. And I can add that today more information emerges from scientists in Russia about the catastrophe. First steps after the explosion were incorrect and even made consequences worse. To make false actions there were orders from above. People who gave that orders knew what effect will they get. Chernobyl was not an accident.



          • LSM on January 27, 2014 at 3:44 pm

            “Chernobyl was not an accident”- I tend to agree with you, Konsti- since when is anything anymore an ‘accident’ on the geopolitical level?- as if it ever was a so-called accident- we’re living in a world of hideous manipulation labeled ‘coincidental’; but nothing more than planed atrocities at the expense of innocent people-

            be well-



          • sagat1 on January 28, 2014 at 3:25 am

            Just wondering what peoples thoughts on here are concerning David Icke? One of his many theories is that ‘they’ (hybrids – human/reptilian) are actively destroying the atmosphere/environment that humans have flourished in for so long by overseeing the chemtrailing programmes, Fukishima, Chernobhyl disasters, GMO foods etc. to alter our environment as ‘they’ are quite capable of sustaining themselves in a far more poisonous (to humans) environment. The objective being that there will be a large cull of the global population with only a small number of people left who have ‘adapted’ to their toxic surroundings and who will serve as their slaves.

            It’s an ‘out there’ theory, but who knows what’s going on in this crazy world. Let’s face it… Cancer rates are exploding (1 in 3 – that’s an epidemic in my book!) as well as all manner of horrible diseases and afflictions and there sure as hell must be a connection.



        • marcos toledo on January 31, 2014 at 1:14 pm

          Larry read people are free website from 01/30/13 on Fukushima unit 3 was turn into a bomb.



  16. jedi on January 27, 2014 at 9:55 am

    and God said, let there be a firmament in the midst of the waters, and let it divide the waters from the waters (Kadinsky did a nice painting of this in 1913, although quite child like)

    and later on it says it is going to gather the water together and produce dry land……

    this is all ancient technology…..hidden in plain view in the form of massive triangle shaped stone buildings built on electromagnetic ley lines….



  17. terminally skeptical on January 27, 2014 at 8:49 am

    First, to the more serious minded here at GDS please overlook yesterdays rhetorical touretting (today a verb) by yours truly. To the saner amongst you be glad you never have to answer that question of whether you’ve been gifted or robbed. Wouldn’t it be great if the manic behavior could be put to better use if such outbursts were a reliable ELF early warning system. I could find employment standing on some cape overlooking the ocean, a veritable human antenna, scanning the waters for the big one. Meanwhile I reemerge today from my own private Idaho and step back into the “normal” world.

    Regarding early detection, at 3:45, paraphrasing here, . . . . the overground part of the detection system, the Earth will become so intensely active electrically that the waves will refract through the surface of the Earth, refract through the ionosphere and come back down to distant locations . . . . this is what happened in Japan . . . . . . . the overground electricity chart went off the scale one hour before the precursor earthquake happened in Japan.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpEatEuY0Bo



    • marcos toledo on January 27, 2014 at 10:52 am

      Thanks for the Youtube link terminally skeptical interesting video.



    • Robert Barricklow on January 27, 2014 at 3:23 pm

      I second marcos Toledo.
      Thanks for the Youtube post.



      • terminally skeptical on January 28, 2014 at 3:52 am

        Glad you guys found it worthwhile. If you’re so inclined here’s a link to a nearly 3.5 hour presentation. Dollard has been at this his entire adult life and is perhaps one of the preeminent historians on the history of electricity.

        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TttHkDRuyZw



  18. no-limit-shiva on January 27, 2014 at 7:23 am

    Great article as always – regarding Fukushima and how it was caused, there is one man who has researched more than anyone else I know – Jim Stone. I don’t know what you make of him and his site http://www.jimstonefreelance.com – I would welcome your thoughts.

    In a nutshell he believes 6 strategically placed nuclear devices created the tsunami. He has pages and pages of ‘evidence’.



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